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THE TIMES OF INDIA, NEW DELHISATURDAY, MAY 17, 201428 TIMES SPORT

Hull (UK): Indian ace JoshnaChinappa lost to Joelle King ofNew Zealand in the quarter-fi-nals of the Allam British OpenSquash Championship here.

India's top-ranked DipikaPallikal (World No.10) had bow-ed out in the first round itself,but Joshna was playing well.

World No.21 Joshna lost thelast-eight battle 1-3 in 43 min-utes thus ending India's cam-paign in the event. Joshna, 27,came back well after trailing 0-2but World No.4 Joelle reactedquickly to take the fourth gamewith ease - 11-6, 11-7, 8-11, 11-1. In2003, Joshna had become thefirst Indian girl to win the Brit-ish Squash Championship titlein the under 19 category, at Shef-field, U.K and was also theyoungest Indian women's na-tional champion. PTI

Joshna out ofBritish Open

New Delhi: Indian boxers will be able tocompete on the international stage underthe Tri-colour once again. The Interna-tional boxing association (AIBA) on Fri-day lifted the provisional suspension ofcountry’s boxers after its executive com-mittee decided to give Boxing India an op-portunity to handle the administration ofthe sport in the country.

“The AIBA executive committee hasapproved the application of Boxing India –‘The bout outside the ring’ – as provisionalnew AIBA member for India until ratifiedby the AIBA Congress, following recom-mendations by the AIBA’s evaluation com-mittee,” AIBA president Dr Ching-Kuo Wusaid in his letter to Narayna Ramachan-dran, president of the India Olympic Asso-ciation

The group — Boxing India — a combi-nation of corporate bosses and long-serv-ing officials will be led by Indian boxing’sprimary sponsor Monnet Ispat Ltd’s CMDSandeep Jajodia and WSB’s former Indiafranchise owner Udit Sheth. They havebeen supported by Maharashtra Boxing

Association president Jay Kowli and othersport enthusiasts.

“Now, the newly selected Boxing Indiashould submit its plan to hold as soon aspossible a General Assembly to conductthe elections for its executives whichshould also be approved by AIBA,” AIBA’srelease said.

The Indian Amateur Boxing Federa-tion (IABF) was provisionally suspendedin December 2012 due to alleged manipula-tion in elections. After the federationfailed to follow the AIBA statutes and by-laws, the apex body decided to provisional-ly exclude its oldest member from AIBAmembership.

“It is an honour that AIBA appreciatedthe proposal put forth by us. We will sup-port the principles of AIBA in terms ofethics and fairness and work within theframework to further enhance variousboxing programmes in the country. Welook forward to forming a new federationby holding free and fair elections andadopting the new constitution,” SandeepJajodia said in a media release.

India’s representative at the AIBA,Kishen Narsi, said he was glad that the in-ternational body had shown showed in anew body. “The news is very heartening forall the stakeholders of boxing. I look for-ward to an early formation of a new boxingfederation duly supported by IOA and rec-ognized by sports ministry,” Narsi said.

AIBA gives provisionalapproval to Boxing India Headed by corporates,new body will try to form new federation

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